Queer Religious Links For Christian links check out Was Jesus Gay… Asatruar Asatru-Q (Queer Asatruar) Hindu Trttiya-prakrti: People of the Third Sex (evidence of gay culture/acceptance in Vedic India)GALVA Resources Page (Gay and Lesbian Vaisnava Association)GALVA108 Group (Gay and Lesbian Vaisnava Association)LGBT Hindus Yahoo! Group Jewish Frum Gay …
Links for Women’s Liberation (Feminist) the below links all provide useful ideas and resources for women’s liberation. the list is pretty sparse so far so please feel encouraged to email me yuor suggestions at info@kersplebedeb.com Anarcha.Org – anarchist-feminist resource Eminism.org is the web site for Emi Koyama, the activist/author/academic working …
Learning to Love the PatriarchyNOT! Texts of Interest
Linking anarchism to deliberate acts of violence might seen very natural to most people if they think about anarchism at all. But for most younger anarchists, it must be difficult to imagine that in the early 1980s, armed struggle in Canada not only seemed possible, but a small group coming …
Upping The Anti a journal of theory and action Our name Upping the Anti refers to our interest in engaging with three interwoven tendencies which have come to define much of the politics of today’s radical left in Canada: anti-capitalism, anti-oppression, and anti-imperialism. These three political tendencies, while overlapping and …
Settlers offers a stinging critique of U.S. society and the supposed revolutionary potential of the white working class. Chapter after chapter Sakai takes apart U.S. history, examining the development of this settler empire and its white working class as it relates to oppressed peoples, especially Afrikans, Native nations, Mexicanos and …
“It is true that if care is taken to use only a language that is understood by graduates in law and economics, you can easily prove that the masses have to be managed from above. But if you speak the language of everyday, if you are not obsessed by the …
A collection of essays on globalization, fascism and the struggle against capitalism from an anti-racist and revolutionary left-wing perspective.
Part One: By Way of Introduction Today, i started the fifth draft of this piece. My original intent had been to shape it for print, and for distribution among a wide (and rather academic) audience. However, i?ve abandoned that aim, for two reasons. First, because i?m anxious to complete this …
What follows is the English translation of La Religion du Capital, a bitingly funny satire written by Paul Lafargue in 1887. The translation you see here was done by the Socialist Labor Party’s New York Labor News Company in 1918, and the interested reader should note that it was a …